👶 UBRAVOO Handheld Baby Walker - Adjustable Harness Keeper for 7-24 Months, Blue - Walking Belt and Walk Assistant for Kids and Toddlers - Perfect Baby Learning Toy Review

Ok, so it worked as long as my little one left it to us. She refused to walk on her own for a while so we used that for a couple of weeks. She tended to lean on it instead of standing on her own, so it's important not to hold it too tightly or they'll end up leaning over. She didn't like wearing it either, but once it was on she was fine. It helps

I like it. my daughter loves it She has a muscle disease called sma and she can't walk yet which makes her so happy. She loves to run but my back kills me when I bend down so hard and that saved me. It's not easy to dress a baby who kicks and wiggles, but this product is really easy to use, comfortable and very soft yet safe. My only issue is that my daughter is very small and the shoulders only adjust enough to slip off a bit, but it's not a problem when I stand up.

This was perfect for my 1 year old who couldn't walk. She had good balance and would take a few steps from time to time, but lacked the confidence to step away from furniture. This harness allowed me to get her away from things to hold on to and still gave her the support she needed. It also allowed me to stand up straight while doing it, rather than bending over to hold her pinky fingers. I've only used the straps about three times. The last time I used it when I took it from her she started…

My 14 month old baby learned to walk at 11 months but is very clumsy, has a long complicated medical history and some other developmental delays by his current understanding of 7 to 9 months. He likes to go for walks, but does not obey well. This is the best addition to my baby clothes. He's the happiest person he's ever seen. He can go anywhere and I can keep him where he needs to be and keep him from falling face down because of his clumsiness. Too bad I didn't find this amazing thing three…

My 8 month old grandson wants to walk. He walks in an Ubravoo rollator, climbs and holds our hands and walks, holds on to furniture and low window sills and walks. Leaning forward even a few inches in 20-30 minutes "kills" my back. Enter a harness for a walker. Now I can hold a pen, take his hand and walk him around the house or backyard without leaning forward and he has a great time. The harness is made from soft materials with horizontally and vertically adjustable straps to provide support.